Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-20
LOCAL MATTERS

soon be ripe.
Trouble is brewing for bard-heuded
men. Fly time is near at hand!
Wall PAPER at TAylor'& Miller's.
1T is unlawful TO shoot dodcock until
after July 3, and squrrels until after
June /.
Persons wio catch and cage red Birds
are liable under the law to be fined $40
and costs.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Two boys near Ada were playing with
q loaded revolver last week. One boy is
dead now.
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. E. PECK, Agent.
An exchange says. can inch of
space in live newspaper is worth a foot
on a dead tree"
The bands of Northwestern Ohio will
hold their annual reunion at Green vile
this year, about June 1st.
Ceiling Decorations at Taylor & Mil
ler's.
-"He lies like man from Findlay," is
the word that is passed around now when
fellow gets off preposterous story in a
crowd.
You can save your railroad fare and
hotel bill by coming to Philip Hager's,
2l2 and 214 Summit Street, Toledo, O.,
TO buy your Furniture.
Tomato Plants, earliest and best in
The market, 8 varieties this year.
STEPHEN HARTsHoRN.
VIII somebody capture farmer and
bring him 20 town. We want to see how
one looks. They must have boom
about home of laie.
"A large new stock of Wall Paper
and Ceiling Decorations at
A. r. CHASIPNEY's.
up to April 1st there was total of
372 wells put down in the entire Ohio
oil field, with an estimate production of
300,C9 barrels at that time.
Two girls at Springfield came near
dying by eating peach blossoms. Prus-
sic acid in the leaves caused their seri.
Gus sickness.
"A counterfeit on the new nickel five
cent pieces of 1882 is being extensively
circulated. It is almost all lead and the
letters "rty" of the word "liberty" are en-
tirely obliterated,
Delaware, Ohio, is trying to work
up "boom" on the excellency of her
spring water. They will have to stir
something in if they make n success, as
that is too him.
We invite our friends to call and eS-
anime our new stock of VIII Paper, &c.
TAYLOR e MILLER.
Crop reports have been received
from eve-y important wheat county in
the six principal wheat States, and they
are very favorable in all except Ohio, in
which the crop is reported only fair.
Mr.. C. c. Taylor has purchased a
three.legged horse, known as tricycle.,
and can make his mile in three min
utes-in box car--if he keeps off the
North Carolina railroads.
The JOURNAL received a su Inscription
this week from VIM. Kelly. Sonora, CAL
ifornin, formerly Of this place, and once
proprietor of the old American Exchange.
Mr., Kelly wishes Perrys6nrg success in her
Natural Gas ventures.
Those 15c Dress goods are just the
goods for nice Summer Dress for
Young Ladies 1t will pay YOU to buy
them. A. WILLIAMS.
A gentleman claiming 10 hail from
Cleveland, has been looking at numerous
pieces OF residence property here for some
days past, and we heard last evening that
he had put % cent option on a neat
home in the east part of town.
The Steamer Waite has been put in
sailing trim for the season. and on Sun
day, Goth inst, will make her first trip
TO Putin Bay and Semi-weekly trips
Sunday, and Wednesdays thereafter un-
I'll further n office.
Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry, Speci acles
specialization given to Repairing. AL
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
80 Monroe St. Toledo.
Male and female detectives have been
nj work for some months in Toledo, and
the result ia a large number Of druggists
and sa DON men have been reported to
have violated the provisions of the Dow
Law. It has created qnite an excitement
IN these circles.
Little Dewitt, Il uine-yenr-ol Id son o.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Mandtll, was bur
led on Tu'slny nlternoor. lie was first
taken sick with the diplhelin, which run
into typhoid, resulting in death Monday
morning. Four more of the same family
are now down with the same d.ease.
Sec the lot of light colored worsted
Dress goods that we are rlnning Mt l5c
a yard. They would be- cheap at 2Oc.
A. WILLIAMS.
1t il inserted that architect Gibbs, oil
Toledo, offers TO settle his Sll 900 clai M
against the Commissioners of Lucas Co.
for So 000. The suit was commenced n
year or more ago 10 recover the abeve
amount for furnishing the plans for a
{ $500. 900 court house, which wa. not bui 1t
that way" only in picture in the news
papers.
-Findlay has City Council, Board
of Trade and Chamber of Commerce.
Amt it pretty well loaded down? They
are preparing for grand celebration of
the anniversary of natural gas to the
industries of the city, to take place June
8, 10 and IL.
The next meeting of the N. w. O.
Editorial Association will be held at
Lima, on the 18th and 10th of June. An